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Brown dots on teeth can be decay, cavity or exposure of your root. You need to see your dentist for evaluation, and necessary xrays.In some instances, it could be deep stains, or stains in cracks of teeth, in which it can be professionally removed by your dentist only! and not by you as the patient. Let your dentist evaluate your mouth!
It's difficult to determine from the photos but its either decay that can be filled or it is tartar/calculus that can be removed with a good cleaning.
Hi:The brown dot can be stain or cavity. It’s best to have your dentist evaluate the area, if stain it can be easily polished off.Best,Dr. Maddahi
This could be a cavity or just stain. You need a clinical exam by a dentist to find out. Sometimes an xray is necessary to confirm a cavity. Good Luck!
It is a de-calcified spot. It was caused because you weren't flossing enough at some point and plaque was sitting between those two teeth. You can get rid of it by doing a simple filling.
Go see a dentist to determine if this is tooth decay. If it is, they can do a white filling. If not, the may be able to polish the stain off.
If you did zoom or laser bleaching usually the front of the teeth will be whitened ! In order for the whole tooth be whitened see a knowledgeable dentist to evaluate, first do a cleaning and get bleaching done with take home trays!
If the color is the only issue, teeth whitening will work. In order to maintain, the lighter color having custom bleach trays is a necessity. When you have your own trays, you can periodically buy new bleach from your dentist and as soon as you see the color get darker you can wear the trays for...
The whitening gel probably caused either an inflammatory reaction or allergic reaction in your lips. Most likely it will go away in 24 hours. You can take some Ibuprophen( assuming you aren't allegic) during the day. It shouldn't effect your filler. Feel better.
